Welcome to the CFO Thought Leader podcastOur mission is to bring you personal firsthand accounts of CFOs who are driving change within their organizations.CFO Thought Leader is all about inspiring finance professionals to take a leadership leap. We know that by hearing about the successes — (and yes, also the failures) — of others, today’s CFOs can more confidently chart their own leadership paths across the enterprise and take inspired action.
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418: The Broadening Role | Steve Harding, CFO, Transwestern
Technology Adoption "Don't try and recreate old processes with new technology. That just doesn't work. You need to utilize the capabilities of the new technology and really use it to change your processes and make the processes much more automated and timely." Advice to Career Builders "When I listened to those headhunters - 25…
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417: Updating Your Data Vision | Paul Oldham, CFO, Advanced Energy
"One of the important things for me is to understand and track the revenue dynamics. What are the demand dynamics that are happening? How are we converting that to revenue? And more importantly, how are we looking forward over time? So we can see these inflection points in the market to be prepared - things…
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416: A CFO’s Doorway to Independence | Patrick Shannon, CFO, Allegion
Over a period of 12 years, Patrick Shannon served in seven different finance and business development roles inside the sprawling operations of industrial manufacturer Ingersoll Rand, Inc. He found the work both challenging and satisfying, and outside CFO opportunities generated little interest—until one day when an outside opportunity came from inside Ingersoll Rand, where management…
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415: Your CFO Parachute | Leadership Lessons for Safe Landings Inside the C-Suite
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414: Family, Discipline, and the Roots of Leadership | Charmaine Spence Rochester, CFO, Chester County Hospital
When Charmaine Spence Rochester describes herself as the only civilian in a "military family," you sense a reverence for the two words and the verbal energy that they radiate as a pair. "From what I've learned of the military, good leadership means taking care of your people," explains Spence Rochester during a traditional interview that…
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412: Making an Impact | Ralph Cunha, CFO, IFN
"Always asking questions has really led me to acquire a broad knowledge of the business. When you go to a colleague and ask them to explain how something works or ask them 'How do we do these type of things as an organization?,' this helps in developing the necessary rapport with that individual and their…
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410: Monitoring Your Customers | Eric Bartholomae, CFO, Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting
Join us when finance leader Eric Bartholomae traces his path to the CFO office at Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting and explains how more closely monitoring customer habits can signal both opportunities and challenges ahead. Guest: Eric Bartholomae, CFO Company: Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting Contact: www.wolterskluwer.com
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409: Tapping 2nd-Century Growth | Brian Lantier, CFO, EHE
Like many health wellness start-ups, EHE has an edgy website that splashes visuals of people participating in activities that promise healthy, long lives. However, EHE isn't a startup. In fact, entire industries have risen and fallen within EHE's 105-year lifespan. Still, the company's timing has never appeared better, at least inside the health and wellness…
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